LaTeX
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Colabra's LaTeX feature allows researchers to easily input inline and block equations within their electronic lab notebook experimental notes.
This feature is especially useful for scientists and researchers working in fields such as physics, chemistry, and mathematics as it allows them to easily write and format mathematical equations, formulas, and expressions in a precise and unambiguous way.
The KaTeX block makes it easier for researchers to write and format equations in a consistent and professional manner, regardless of their level of technical expertise.
Type /Inline equation to insert an equation in between other text.
Type /LaTeX equation to insert a large block equation
Colabra supports the full scope of symbols and operations within the \KaTeX language. For a full list of supported functions, please visit the links below:
If you just need to look up specific symbols, is a great resource that allows you to draw the symbol and look up the corresponding LaTeX code.
To learn more powerful LaTeX, Overleaf is a great place to learn the basics:
Note that Overleaf is a full-featured LaTeX editor, so not everything in the documentation is supported in Colabra. If in doubt, you can always check this list of or alphabetized to determine which functions are supported.
From the page of the KaTeX documentation:
